A Brighter Day Begins with His Word.

Simeon, Charles, 1759-1836 • SECTION 530

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[These are no less plain than any of the former8: so that we can never plead ignorance, or a want of faithful admo- nition. And I appeal to you, whether all of these, the more awful as well as the more encouraging parts of Scripture, have not, in their season, been set before you with all fidelity ? These, therefore, shall also be your judges in the last day. No arbitrary appointment of God shall determine your fate ; but these very words, which you have so neglected and despised.]

And now, I pray you,

1. Examine how you have treated all these por- tions of Holy Writ1

2. Bear in mind your responsibility for the warn- ing now given you

s Mark xvi. 16. Ps. ix. 17.

1 There is no medium between " a rejecting of Christ, and a cor- dial reception of his words." See the text.

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